Independent Scientific Study Recognizes Positive Effects of TheraBiogen, Inc.'s TheraMax(R) on Influenza Virus Infections

NEW YORK, NY--(Marketwire - August 25, 2011) - TheraBiogen, Inc. (OTCBB: TRAB), a manufacturer and distributor of homeopathic nasal sprays for aiding in the relief of allergies, cold and flu symptoms and migraine headaches, today announced the recent publication of an independent study by Donald F. Smee, Brett L. Hurst and Min-Hui Wong of Utah State University, published in Antiviral Chemistry & Chemotherapy 2011. The study may be viewed at http://www.intmedpress.com/journals/avcc/abstract.cfm?id=1744&pid=92.

The study suggests that components of green tea and elderberry may be beneficial in treating influenza virus infections by blocking virus absorption to cells. Combined results were in comparison to Oseltamivio (Tamiflu®). TheraMax® is a proprietary medication administered by nasal spray that contains both green tea and elderberry extracts that was evaluated for antiviral activity.

Kelly T. Hickel, CEO of TheraBiogen, commented, “We designed the ingredients and delivery system of TheraMax® Cold & Flu to have a direct effect and be absorbed immediately.” He continued, “The study’s conclusion that the combined results indicate that TheraMax® delayed symptoms during animal infections, was extremely gratifying for the Company.”

About TheraBiogen, Inc.
TheraBiogen, Inc. is a manufacturer and distributor of homeopathic nasal sprays for aiding in the relief of allergies, cold and flu symptoms and migraine headaches. The products are made from natural, homeopathic ingredients and contain no zinc, which has been identified as potentially causing nasal problems in other similar products on the market. For further information please visit www.theramaxrelief.com or on Facebook at facebook.com/theramaxnasalspray.

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